Episodes: Series - Al Tawarid - 2016

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The duo Khalaf and Mahawish, who are milk-brothers, compete for the love of Wadha, who stipulates that whoever marries her must defeat her in a duel. The duo lies to Wadha's long-awaited suitor, Faris, that she got married.

In a flashback, a conflict breaks out between the leaders of the Shuwari and Hazram tribes, and each of the two tribes kidnaps a child from the other one. Then the leader of the Tawarid tribe finds in the desert the two children, Khalaf and Mahawish.

The police, headed by Officer Abu Shihab, come to meet Turud, the leader of the Tawarid tribe, and an agreement is reached on the need for having a police station in the tribe to protect against bandits, and for placing the station at the center of the tribe.

Most of the tribe's people are arrested for not having IDs. The police prohibit selling without a license. As Turud asks the officer to release all the prisoners from jail, Khalaf and Mahawish refuse to leave jail before watching TV.

Tourists come to the tribe, and one of them leaves his bag with a tablet at Masoud's house, so Masoud goes to Nawfal because he has an electric generator to run the device, while Nawfal suggests providing electricity to every tent.

Faris, who has supernatural strength, comes to the Tawarid tribe and defeats most of its men. He then asks for Wadha's hand in marriage, but the duo helps her win the duel against Faris, who is given something strange in his milk that causes him a stomach ache and is defeated.

The poet Hassan asks the tribe's leader for the hand of Jawaher, Samaan's daughter, in marriage, but Samaan refuses because of his hatred of poetry. The tribe's people talk about Hassan's poem satirizing Samaan.

The leader of the tribe, Turud, decides to go on a hunting trip, with Samaan and Hassan, while the duo decides to buy a hunting rifle to go with them, but the leader asks them to stay in the tent, so they hunt a falcon, much to the leader's sadness.

The actress Fattoun's car breaks down near the tribe, so she asks to meet the tribe's leader to ask him to help her fix her car, while Khalaf and Mahawish compete for her love.

Turud becomes ill and Masoud tells him to eat cooked bulgur. Mahawish cooks the bulgur and the results are good. The duo asks the tribe’s leader to open a restaurant called “Burghur King.”

Turud talks with Samaan about the water crisis and the need to educate the people of the tribe. He asks Officer Abu Shihab to raise awareness about the need to rationalize water consumption. The police register violations against all the people of the tribe.

Khalaf finds a gold piece in a water well. Then all the people of the tribe search in vain in the well for the treasure. The duo thinks of deceiving the villagers by throwing an old box into the well as if it were the treasure.

Turud falls ill and goes with Samaan and Wadha to the city hospital. Rabah becomes the leader of the tribe and expels most of the young men, but in the end, he apologizes for his actions.

The shepherd marries Qumar and then is surprised by her madness, as she wanted to burn the tent, but he is unable to divorce her because of the large deferred dowry, but she tells him that she pretended to be mad in front of her father so that he would agree to her marriage to him.

Mahawish pampers the goat like a child, and when it gets sick, he takes it to the veterinarian Farhan, who thinks of keeping it to discover a cure for it and become famous in the city, but Mahawish refuses and runs away with the goat.

The people of the Tawarid tribe talk about Mahawish’s goat, and Khalaf and Farhan convince Turud of the danger of the goat and the possibility of it transmitting an infection to the tribe. Turud convinces Mahawish to give the goat to Farhan, who discovers that it has eaten spoiled food.

Khalaf accidentally throws stones at the head of Saada, Samaan's wife, and Officer Abu Shihab questions the tribe's people to find the perpetrator.

Qumar tells the shepherd that she is pregnant, and pretends that she is crazy in front of the people of the tribe. As she wants to tell the truth, the shepherd is afraid that her father will take her. Bodour, who has not given birth, decides to serve Qumar in order to take her child and raise him.

The duo asks Turud to open a café in the tribe, and Wadha tells Mahawish that she will give a horse to whoever wins the Trix game. The tribe’s people quarrel over winning the game, and the tribe’s leader orders that the game be banned.

The women of the tribe thank Wadha for keeping the men away from the café. The duo announces that a storyteller has joined the café. The people pay money to find out the identity of the storyteller, and it turns out that he is Mahawish, and the men return to the café.

The leader of the tribe, Turud, agrees to betroth the policeman Yasser to Wadha if he fulfills two conditions: win the duel and solve the mystery. He fulfills the first condition but is unable to fulfill the second.

The shepherd tells his wife Qumar about a woman who gave him a selfie stick, so the people of the tribe buy these sticks and become obsessed with this invention.

Saada remembers breastfeeding Khalaf, and Malak is happy when she discovers that she is not Mahawish's sister and asks him to propose to her, but he refuses. He is happy when a suitor proposes to her, but when he remembers her love for him, he proposes to her.

Khalaf and Mahawish find an herb in the wilderness, and the shepherd tells them that it is a rare and valuable herb called "Mountain Thorn," and one of its benefits is to stimulate memory and nerves, so the duo sells the herb to earn money.

Masoud is afraid, thinking that a stranger has come to the tribe to take revenge on him, so the tribe leader decides that Masoud should flee to the cave and asks Mahawish to accompany him until the stranger leaves. Then it turns out that the stranger has come to pay him a debt he owed to his father.

Al Bashaa (a primitive tool for detecting lies) is used to uncover Ayyad's lie about stealing gold. Wadha tells Turud about the need to prove Al Mubashaa's (the one who uses the tool to detect lies) dishonesty, and Turud is convinced that Al-Mubashaa is lying.

The shepherd is afraid of trying to save the sheep from the wolf that attacked them, so Turud decides to appoint Mahawish in his place. As Wadha encourages the shepherd to kill the wolf, Turud orders his return to his position.

The merchant asks Nawfal to deal in cash due to a liquidity crisis threatening the entire region, so Nawfal decides to sell to the people of the tribe using this system.

Rabah's daughter Nouf beats Wadha in a horse race, then disagreements arise and the Tawarid tribe splits into two clans; one clan with Rabah and another with Turud, so Khalaf joins the first and Mahawish joins the second.

The Tawarid clan catches a spy from the Rabah clan, Khalaf, and the Rabah clan catches a spy from the Tawarid clan, Mahawish. An envoy from the tribes comes to meet Turud, and the two clans agree to exchange prisoners and then make peace, and they return to be one tribe.